"a stigmatization" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act of stigmatizing someone or something, which means labeling them as socially unacceptable or undesirable. You can use it when discussing societal norms, discrimination, or social stigma. Example: The film explores the stigmatization of mental illness and how it affects the lives of those who are labeled as "crazy" or "unstable."
But the prime minister, François Fillon, quietly refused to take part, fearing that it would push the party too far to the right and might lead to "a stigmatization of Muslims," he said, leading Mr. Copé to accuse him of "not being a team player".
There's a stigmatization against smoking".
Not surprisingly, during such a stigmatization, people with real mental disorders fear publicity like the plague.
Unaeze says he wanted something that would look as cool as holding a Bud Light, due to what he calls a "stigmatization of water consumption".
The Human Rights League have accused you of spreading "propaganda for your small extreme right-wing group, as well as a stigmatization of foreigners and other disadvantaged groups".
The United Nations High Commission on Human rights issued a statement on Wednesday condemning "a stigmatization campaign that attempts to undermine those that work as promoters of fundamental freedoms in the country".
Hence it is impossible to avoid disease disclosure to neighbours and as a consequence stigmatization is an issue highly feared by the families.
In contrast, a working group for the International Human Rights Council sees criminalization as an unnecessary stigmatization of a necessary reproductive choice that all women should be able to make.
Growing up as an Asian male, there's a big stigmatization and perception that Asian males are undesirable.
They attach a positive value to this, viewing it as adding a premium of identity rather than a negative stigmatization.
A less favourable reputation develops a process of stigmatization as a 'bad area', leading to an ongoing migration process in which residents who are able, move away from the area.
